Deploy React-Python Website
Budget: $10 – $30 USD
I need 1:1 help!!!
The build is finished: a React front-end bundled and a Python (Flask/Django) back-end ready to serve data. What I need now is a smooth, production-grade deployment that gets everything online under my domain. The code is in Git and installs cleanly on my machine, but I want someone who can provision the host, configure the environment, and hand the site over running and secure.
I’m flexible on where it lives—AWS, Heroku, or another cloud you recommend—as long as HTTPS, environment variables, and scalability are handled properly. Expect to set up the web server (Nginx or equivalent), process manager (Gunicorn/Uvicorn, PM2, etc.), and any CI/CD you think is appropriate so future pushes are painless.
Deliverables
• Live site publicly reachable on my domain, front-end and back-end fully integrated
• Source and server configs in a Git repo or docs so I can redeploy independently
• Brief walkthrough explaining how to add updates and monitor the stack
If you’ve deployed React-Python stacks before and can move quickly, I’m ready to start.
The build is finished: a React front-end bundled and a Python (Flask/Django) back-end ready to serve data. What I need now is a smooth, production-grade deployment that gets everything online under my domain. The code is in Git and installs cleanly on my machine, but I want someone who can provision the host, configure the environment, and hand the site over running and secure.
I’m flexible on where it lives—AWS, Heroku, or another cloud you recommend—as long as HTTPS, environment variables, and scalability are handled properly. Expect to set up the web server (Nginx or equivalent), process manager (Gunicorn/Uvicorn, PM2, etc.), and any CI/CD you think is appropriate so future pushes are painless.
Deliverables
• Live site publicly reachable on my domain, front-end and back-end fully integrated
• Source and server configs in a Git repo or docs so I can redeploy independently
• Brief walkthrough explaining how to add updates and monitor the stack
If you’ve deployed React-Python stacks before and can move quickly, I’m ready to start.